Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

his handC Ana Mr. 81 VIE $'acroSs incl
ssEjs,&ilag Rasiggfa Is l atIf ffIBtdII
shoulders. short,aeeks and long arms.
pPheligfit-of the chandelier fell fttli 'bn
pair of.rsst.fss eYe4 Rgse, ordIna-I
nv face. a, short, dark beard, such ash
ahseaEf}nFllB4 pas htoaf AMI 3aga
n scar on the LETT Check blanche
stood quite stiIi, every scrap OF color
!. ias. sssAz, ssstse Vi 5'f tsF'
Fo oBBsssaEs;B b InPd fGf E1t Jon
her veil when her daughter burst into
the room. Che closed the door be-
a mnsss asP 's lat sif Il a4c5.
wouldn't ,sleep. here another night II
you promised me thousands Of
pounds. a
"My dear child, what are you think
inSpW Wya GN 0s CANA IA
"Never mind, we must go at once.
Where's Nary"
Exiting her stppA, suplose. Su
,,,3fIs,.4E;lefiIla s sss 1lVS, 5ssIi
sofa and looking very determined.
kne Ru ss8 z IN l step Sef
hand.
.MDTHl CIV , R@IssEEda re- Al IT.
gers gently and looking down with
growing alarm into her agitated face.
"You KNOW NY thorrR dream last
might" her lips quivering-''how /
IsSJBT1t | sgslsiqgs Chs. TSs aa asstlI
i "You saw whom? l don't under
listand."
"The man VINO * raered me, shak-
ling from head to foot. 'Ishould know
i;[ss &aIEf;bI H.. 4. ] li.,al.b b.
sense. WI pays attention to
dreams2 IdEsamsd most yivy dlS one
night tb2f Wis &hipkfeckAi. An /
ps Ss.s t;i|.ss1s' e.oJl Ielsr.
DO you want to see my throat cut?"
Don't ask such horrible questions.
fal 4rWs,ffaa eWS efswS
lgess t anies ssiSlrsihSu W shaii
have Mary to sleep on the sofa"
.n SMaFEI rA8a Tf5R4 aRsat a
"Theu viii stay with you myself"
EF,.Ssssss.rLOOtl.|:Ds.'Y'ES'1
teep-drawn sigh She could not help
s nmsd fas SslaiSt q fs OF s aa
she herself was concerned, she would
ss,Isa GIG IL & far f Ell Gg,s ID
sould not be expected 10 consent to
CHE coy,hopsses so she Eelpgc?tt;aqtlygave
| yav. 't''" ~ sstt =" 'FS--i ~
| The two ladies, having ascertained
ghat thffhRf , 4 Asuific,ept ,t4ckIqf
! light 5na tiHrtFte, aN. 6aepyft-
cfe,S Ni6cked the DOOR Established
themselves in Blanche's bedroom and
prepared forfa wa41efuk hight Lady
pash's nerves were on the alert, al
faays ~ ss q Assgs's5
when an Old gentleman sneeZei on the
stairs or waiter dropped pair of
| boots. BIZ and-by the, hotel l,ecaIhe
tiquiet, the doors ceased to bang, and
| the last scrap of converse ton was
sileu1ed. LakdDSI. kiteri feaiils,
or pretending TO read for some time,
began to eFowidEowssjJ il. q i!..a $
| About a yard from the bed was the
door, of which Blakche Had distant
view as she sat at little ornamental
/ table placed atAhe end. of Che .bedl
fIa9y P9tAi Web her eIeI aY4f }ptY
| coald AZ } See the door Across thsseof
ner o. the bed, but she did not think it
t 5sIss4ssY 2 20 9 sbSSst & s Y !. ss
with coarse lace, into which Blanche
f4t compelled to look every now and
then, as2T eIebd fSRstr rGN Mnd.
AS the night wore on she Fad an I'M
easy feeling that there was somebody
standing behind her and a! the next
IT, ,sf aliEsEs sr III I'D sf ssIIs (
tlF she was afraid to look over her
shoulder, Her mother was fast asleep
Fhhd she islk.as, ii-shswsss ne pyotec-
ton to her. She foFrincyed to IN WAKE her
bht knew it would becruel. Suddenly
1ltfere was. a sound; eyerx hair ON her
i assa.Sf aeS t IN. Gss ii elm Inv s &
loudly that she could scarcely hear
ANYTHING else. Lady Dash had awak.
eIled and ans STARING hard htt he door.
/ Again there was sound-an unmis.
edkable cautious footstep. They did
net look at each other, butLsyat sAssr
pyes -ffSe.f-Sfsrs-ehee safneJa-tfirecs
lion. Breathlessly they watched
and saw the handle of the door turn.
iHne;;sss a iiIlhs lAlHag ssEBshaB{ S6talsaB
was tried. but the lock resisted: then
there was silence. Every sense SEEM
ed merged in fistenitg. ,iiEasI waited
with white faess aud clanimy hands
}ttfelr nerves strung TO the utmost
! III. GSasAIE bHAs * IslIat
/ an did not come again.
/ Lady Dash was never more deliyhf-
/ ED to see the shnsrA APP on. sac bright
mbrning that succeeded that endless
nIkht. She felt utterly worn out, hut
she a4.sga sFtA Ris4Eslis,thata aiSsa
to Eahiaks ;saisisatAIlllllhktchtIsl
| were still in the hotel. Mary
having been told OF the wretched
nisak her ia atstFassp Aa4g passsd !
/ urged her TO go to bs.i. now ia. the
brpad daylight and get a GOOD rest.
out Lady Dash stoutly refused, cor
blessing to herself, though NOT 70 the
a afisss sEss. i
tsMi Panl, the proprietor, who was dis.
tShf ystl 10 near that the apartment.